BUICK
40 entries
American brand started by David Dunbar Buick in 1899, the company around which General Motors was established in 1908.
- Founded
- 1899, by David Dunbar Buick
- Incorporated
- 19 May 1903, as the Buick Motor Company
- Owner
- General Motors, since 1908
- Status
- Oldest surviving American car brand
Buick was started by David Dunbar Buick in 1899 and incorporated as the Buick Motor Company on 19 May 1903 in Detroit. William C. Durant, its general manager and major investor, established General Motors in 1908 around the brand.
With the demise of Oldsmobile in 2004, Buick became the oldest surviving American automobile brand. GM positions it as a premium marque above Chevrolet and below Cadillac, often sold alongside GMC.
- 1899David Dunbar Buick starts the company
- 1903Buick Motor Company incorporated
- 1908General Motors established with Buick as its base
- 2004Becomes the oldest surviving American car brand
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BUICK Buick Blackhawk: a 1939 grille and a 1970 muscle engine
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BUICK Buick Terraza: Buick’s first North American minivan
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BUICK Buick Rainier: the short-wheelbase SUV with a V8
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BUICK Buick Rendezvous: Buick’s first crossover
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BUICK Buick Centieme: a birthday present for Buick’s 100th year
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BUICK Buick Estate: sixty years of Buick station wagons
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BUICK Buick Invicta: the Century’s successor, 1959–1963
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BUICK Buick Centurion: three years between LeSabre and Electra
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BUICK Buick Electra: thirty years at the top of the range
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BUICK Buick Reatta: Buick’s first two-seater
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BUICK Buick Enclave: the crossover that replaced three Buicks
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BUICK Buick Gran Sport: the luxury muscle car
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BUICK Buick LeSabre: Buick’s entry-level full-size car for 46 years
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BUICK Buick Skylark: six production runs over 46 years
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BUICK Buick Riviera: GM’s first personal luxury car
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BUICK Buick Park Avenue: an option package that became the flagship
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BUICK Buick Century: the banker’s hot rod and its long afterlife
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BUICK Buick Regal: from Colonnade coupe to Opel Insignia twin
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BUICK Buick Lucerne: Buick’s last V8 sedan
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BUICK Buick LaCrosse: four generations, two markets